Sentence examples for subordinate executives from inspiring English sources

Subordinate executives working out the details of the companies relations were always mindful of the friendship at the top.

Lovers are like servants, they say, or like subordinate magazine executives.

While subordinate to other executives on the team, Mr. Eisenberg was The Times's principal voice in talks with the guild through the 1970's and 1980's.

Opponents of the change are also concerned, they say, that the new law will force the government to cede too much of its power to the judiciary, which has traditionally been subordinate to the executive.

Harvey began the evening by thanking a string of his subordinates and junior executives and then said: "Is Nicole ready yet?" A corporate person at the back having apparently signalled yes, Harvey then said: "Ladies and gentlemen – Nicole Kidman!" We all turned around for Nicole to make her way up the aisle.

As for the role of the independent judiciary, it is essential in ensuring that governments do not act lawlessly or use their powers to excess, but the courts are subordinate to an executive-dominated parliament: lions under the throne, and even their independence can be undermined by political interference.

A superior has made a pass at a subordinate, and an executive of the company asks that the subordinate be fired to "clean up" the situation.

He can berate subordinates in public, former executives say, driving some out of the company.

The job spec of artistic director role was framed as subordinate to the chief executive, Cressida Pollock, a reversal of the usual hierarchy.

It will help if both of you agree to make it clear whether you are speaking as friends or as manager and subordinate, said Susan Gebelein, an executive vice president at Personnel Decisions International, a human resources consulting firm in Minneapolis.

Rather, the executives had subordinates in investor relations make calls in which they provided indirect hints that something was amiss — noting that other companies had been making public statements about the impact of the slowing economy on their earnings, and reminding the analysts of Office Depot's previous cautionary statements, according to the S.E.C.